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South Africa: Magistrate Grants Bail in Zanzou Sexual Assault Case - South African News Briefs - April 10, 2025
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Africa: Trump 'Pauses' Huge Trade Tariff Hikes
allAfrica
US President Donald Trump has announced a 90-day "pause" of trade tariffs for all countries except China. Trump shared the decision via social media, saying more than 75 countries… Read more »
South Africa: Study in Cape Town Looked At Using Seawater to Flush Toilets
UCT
A University of Cape Town (UCT) water engineering lecturer, Teboho Mofokeng, researches water management and reuse in South Africa and co-authored the study. She spoke to The… Read more »
Zimbabwe: MPs Get Upmarket Stands Barely Two Years After Receiving U.S.$40,000 Housing Loans
New Zimbabwe
move comes week after Geza threatens to have Mnangagwa impeached Read more »
East Africa: Malawi Launches $60 Million Health Emergency Preparedness and Resilience Program
Nyasa Times
The Ministry of Health has launched a landmark five-year, $60 million Health Emergency Preparedness, Response and Resilience Program, aimed at strengthening Malawi's ability to… Read more »
South Africa: Communities Along Vaal River Floodlines Urged to Evacuate
SAnews.gov.za
Water and Sanitation Minister, Pemmy Majodina, has urged residents residing along the floodlines of the Vaal River to evacuate the area and those who have already relocated not to… Read more »
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South Africa: G20 Presidency Briefing to the United Nations General Assembly by the G20 Sherpa, Mr Zane Dangor, Director-General of the Department of International Relations and Cooperation
G20 in South Africa 2025
H.E. The President of the General Assembly, Ambassador Philémon Yang, Your Excellences, Permanent Representatives to the United Nations, Distinguished delegates, Read more »
Zimbabwe: Chillmaster in Car Accident, Pedestrian Killed
New Zimbabwe
Popular contemporary musician Chillmaster born Gift Hombarume was Wednesday involved in a car accident, which claimed a pedestrian's life in Harare's Hopely suburb. Read more »
Zimbabwe: White Former Farmers Start Receiving Compensation
The Herald
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Zimbabwe: Record Wheat Production in Pipeline
The Herald
In a significant move to boost agricultural production, Government has put in place a comprehensive strategy aiming for bumper wheat harvest targeted at 600 000 tonnes. Read more »
Africa: Unlocking the Potential of the African Continental Free Trade Area
The Herald
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Zimbabwe: Zanu-PF Glen View South Star Rally On Today
The Herald
Zanu PF's National Political Commissar, Cde Munyaradzi Machacha and President Mnangagwa's Special Advisor Dr Paul Tungwarara, among other senior officials, are expected to attend… Read more »
Zimbabwe: VP Chiwenga to Light Independence Torch in Gweru
The Herald
Vice President Dr Constantino Chiwenga is expected to arrive at Monomotapa Hall (Mtapa Hall) in Gweru this morning to light the Independence Torch, kicking off the countdown to… Read more »
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South Africa: Ramaphosa Confronts New Pressures Ahead Of Zelensky's Ambiguous Visit
InfoWire
Against the backdrop of the planned visit of Volodymyr Zelensky to South Africa on April 24, Cyril Ramaphosa is facing growing internal tensions. He defends the invitation to the… Read more »
Namibia: Amupanda's First Address to Parliament - Inspired By 'Testicular Fortitude'
Namibian
Job Amupanda in the National Assembly, Windhoek, 8 April 2025 Read more »
Namibia: Young People Do Not Want Charity - Tutjavi
Namibian
Newly sworn in Swapo member of parliament Fenny Tutjavi says young people are not a charity, and will not accept tokenism. Read more »
Namibia: Analysts, Politicians Reveal Expectations for NNN's Maiden SONA
Namibian
Several analysts have said they expect president Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah's maiden state of the nation address (Sona) to highlight the promises her government has made to achieve… Read more »
Namibia: Assessment of Kunene Floods Underway
Namibian
The Kunene Regional Disaster Risk Management team, with support from the Office of the Office Prime Minister (OPM), is in the process of assessing effects of the recent flooding in… Read more »
Namibia: Throwing Money At a Broken System Is No Solution - Neff On National Budget
Namibian
Namibia Economic Freedom Fighters (NEFF) deputy leader Kalimbo Iipumbu has cast doubt on the national budget, questioning if it can address the bottlenecks of the nation. Read more »
Africa: Africa CDC Supports Angola to Fight Cholera
Africa CDC
Angola received 2,000 life-saving oral cholera vaccines for frontline healthcare workers from the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) in March 2025. Read more »
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Botswana: African Development Bank's 60th Anniversary Celebration Moves to Botswana
African Development Bank (AfDB)
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South Africa: Deputy Minister Pays Visit to Family of Alleged Sexual Violence Victim
SAnews.gov.za
The days of sexual predators roaming the streets should be a thing of the past, says Deputy Minister in the Presidency, Kenny Morolong. Read more »
Malawi: Would Atupele Muluzi's 2025 Presidential Ambitions Help or Hurt Malawi?
Nyasa Times
As Malawi braces for the pivotal 2025 general elections, the political arena is abuzz with familiar faces eyeing the top seat. Among them is Atupele Muluzi, leader of the United… Read more »
South Africa: Environmental Justice Organisations Question Viability Of Mossel Bay Oil And Gas Plans
The Green Connection
As Earth Month unfolds, The Green Connection and Natural Justice are speaking out against yet another push to expand fossil fuel development — despite mounting evidence that… Read more »
South Africa: South Africa Could Do Far More for Congolese Refugees
GroundUp
The long war in the Democratic Republic of Congo has displaced millions of people Read more »
South Africa: Landmark Judgment On Evictions in Johannesburg
GroundUp
City ordered to pay compensation to owner of "hijacked" building because of delay in providing alternative accommodation to residents Read more »
Zimbabwe: Chiredzi Man Found in Possession of Ivory Slapped With Mandatory Nine-Year Jail Term
New Zimbabwe
A MAN from Chiredzi, Lowveld, in Masvingo province, has been sentenced to the mandatory maximum nine-year jail sentence after his conviction for unlawful possession of an elephant… Read more »
Zimbabwe: Former CCC MPs, Chibaya and Machingauta Fined U.S.$500 for Unlawful Gathering
New Zimbabwe
Former Citizens Coalition for Change lawmakers Amos Chibaya and Costa Machingauta and three party activists have been fined US$500 each by a Harare magistrate following their… Read more »